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#english #scriptandscreen
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1
Which based movie generally has sequels for character development?
All
Character
Action
Theme
2
Where is your character positioned at the end of Act 1?
Obstacles
Ramification
The Stakes
Locked-In
3
What is a voice over?
Narrating the film
Words spoken from a character on screen
Another characters voice talking for someone else
An easy condensation of time
4
What is Act 1 labeled as?
Set-Up
Introduction
Beginning
Hook
5
In character based films what is not always needed?
Voice
Tone
Action
Dialogue
6
Which based movie are centered on philosophical and psychological?
Character
Theme
Action
All
7
It is always best to have?
Few characters and few locations
Many characters and many locations
Few characters and many locations
Many characters and few locations
8
What does INT and EXT mean?
Incognito and Exposed
Intrance and Extinguish
Interior and Exterior
9
What are the Three-Act structure categories?
Beginning, Middle, End
Set-Up, Middle, Resolution
Set-up, Confrontation, Resloution
Set-Up, Setback, and End
10
A screenplay is?
Just like formatting a short story
Has a lot of white spaces
An outline for directors and actors to put their spin on it
A certain based movie
11
How many acts are there in a screenplay?
2
4
5
3
12
What are the two plot types?
String and Cable
Bead-string and Cable
Cable and Episodic
Episodic and Bead- String
13
_____ not ______
Write, Tell
Show, Tell
Write, Show
Tell, Show
14
What are the three C's in form
Clear, Constructive, and Crisp
Constructive, Concise, and Clear
Clear, Concise, and Creative
Creative, Constructive, and Crisp
15
The difference between script and screen is?
Camera focus
Character development
Story plot line
Complete different formats
16
What is the character arc?
The protagonist is at his lowest point
The protagonist realizes change and has chance to go back
The protagonist achieves the objective
The protagonist fights the antagonist
17
How many pages is it per minute (roughly)?
1 minute and 30 seconds
45 seconds
1 minute
2 minutes
18
What is theme
Where your story takes place
What kind of film it is
What message you want to convey
Characters motives
19
All screenplays are _____, but not all ______ are screenplays.
Stories
Movies
Script
Plays
20
What is tone?
What message you want to convey
Where it takes place
What kind of film is it
The obstacles that will be encountered.
21
What are the three elements of a story?
Population, Characters, Creativity
Location, Time, Conflict
Situation, Time, Location
Location, Population, Situation
22
What is the obligatory scene?
The turning point
Your midpoint
Character realization
Sub-plot and plot intertwine
23
Each character has their own?
Tone, Vocab, Language
Vocab, Language, Originality
Dialect, Tone, Vocab
Originality, Dialect, Language
24
What is Act 3 labeled as?
Resolution
Fin
Ending
Climax
25
Besides the screenwriter, who else puts a spin on a character?
Actor and Director
Producer and Actor
Actor and Audience
Audience and Director
26
What is one of the BIG differences from short story to screenplay?
White Spaces
Narrator
The written word
Plot Line
27
What is the Main Peak?
Encounters the first obstacle
Finds the resolution of the story
When the protagonist sees the big picture
The protagonist has a major character change
28
What tense should you write your screenplay in?
Past
Future Past
Future
Present
29
What is the formula for a good story?
(character + want+ obstacles)= story
(character + want) X obstacles= story
(obstacles X want)+ characters= story
want (characters + obstacles) =story
30
What is Act 2 labeled as?
Confrontation
Conflict
Middle
The difficult part
